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Understanding 9/11Redwork, quilts & more
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99 pages : 28 cm
The crisp combination of a red & white quilt has been a favorite of antique quilt collectors. "Turkey work," as it is known in Europe, was born in 1881 in the pages of Harper's Bazaar. Later, the individual squares were sold for a penny, hence the term Penny Squares. With these charming patterns you can embellish quilts, pillowcases, hanger covers, aprons and more and bring adorable accents into your home
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"No. 5059"--Cover
The crisp combination of a red & white quilt has been a favorite of antique quilt collectors. "Turkey work," as it is known in Europe, was born in 1881 in the pages of Harper's Bazaar. Later, the individual squares were sold for a penny, hence the term Penny Squares. With these charming patterns you can embellish quilts, pillowcases, hanger covers, aprons and more and bring adorable accents into your home
Cover title
"No. 5059"--Cover
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